Feds: Marijuana still getting stronger
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- Feds: Marijuana still getting stronger
- County’s 3rd recent marijuana raid nets guns, cash, plants.
- 1,000 marijuana plants removed in DeLuz
- Industrial hemp provides many benefits to society
- Sheriff’s office busts suspected marijuana grow house in Lehigh
- Shemwell’s son, daughter-in-law charged with marijuana possession:…
Feds: Marijuana still getting stronger
USA Today – Apr 25, 2007
A project at the University of Mississippi has tested samples of marijuana seized by law enforcement agents annually since the late 1970s to check levels of THC, the active ingredient. The testing has long been the basis for government warnings that marijuana is potentially more harmful today than it was for previous generations, an assertion disputed by critics of marijuana laws. The average amount of THC in marijuana seized last year reached 8. 5%, continuing an almost yearly uptick, the White House drug-control policy office said Wednesday. The THC level has doubled since the 1980s. The government estimates that 4. 1 million Americans use marijuana… 5%, continuing an almost yearly uptick, the White House drug-control policy office said Wednesday. The THC level has doubled since the 1980s. The government estimates that 4. 1 million Americans use marijuana. Use by teenagers has declined recently, but federal officials worry that marijuana is being cited more often in emergency room visits. Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
County’s 3rd recent marijuana raid nets guns, cash, plants.
Free with registration – Orlando Sentinel – AccessMyLibrary.com – Apr 25, 2007
| Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, FL) (April, 2007). 25–An early-morning marijuana raid near New Smyrna Beach netted more than 100 marijuana plants Tuesday and a suspect. Investigators found Oscar Peatross "hiding out in.
1,000 marijuana plants removed in DeLuz
Press-Enterprise – Press-Enterprise (subscription) – Apr 25, 2007
Deputies from the Temecula Police Department Street Enforcement Unit and the Southwest Corridor Narcotics Task Force located the patch and cleared the plants about 4:15 p. , the release said. Since the growing season was just beginning, the plants ranged from a few inches to a couple feet tall.
Industrial hemp provides many benefits to society
UNM Daily Lobo – UNM Daily Lobo (subscription) – Apr 25, 2007
It is being studied for its triannual crop yield and ability to remove harmful chemicals from the soil. Furthermore, it can be efficiently used to create excellent biofuels and many other substitutes for environmentally harmful petroleum products. Since the hemp plant clearly has so many potential benefits for our nation, why hasn’t it been legalized before? The hemp plant is often confused with its illicit relative, marijuana. As a hemp advocate, I often get the response, “Oh, you mean pot,” to which I respond, “No, industrial hemp. ” Industrial-grade hemp, contrary to conventional wisdom, has no psychoactive effects, because it has been genetically modified to contain less than 0. 03 percent of the chemical THC. This ignorant confusion has prevented the U.
Sheriff’s office busts suspected marijuana grow house in Lehigh
Naples Daily News – Naples Daily News (subscription) – Apr 25, 2007
, the husband, 40-year-old Rene Alexis Puebla, came home and was arrested. Puebla was charged with trafficking in marijuana and possession of narcotic equipment. He remained in the Lee County Jail late Tuesday in lieu of $31,000 bond. Investigators say more arrests are possible.
Shemwell’s son, daughter-in-law charged with marijuana possession:…
Free with registration – Paducah Sun – AccessMyLibrary.com – Apr 25, 2007
25– — The son and daughter-in-law of Penny Baird Shemwell were arrested on drug charges Tuesday morning after Paducah police searched their home. Chris and Amanda Bair.